A boutique loft-style studio in East Victoria Park running mat, reformer, arc and barre classes alongside slower release sessions, with private and duo appointments for people who want the equipment to themselves. Teaching leans form-first and beginner-friendly.
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Wellness in East Victoria Park
Most of what East Victoria Park offers is Spa & Recovery and Fitness & Movement — and there is more besides.
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Find your kind of wellness in East Victoria Park
An automated wellness studio open around the clock, where sessions are booked and accessed through an app rather than a front desk.
The City of Victoria Park's aquatic centre, open from 5.30am on weekdays. Four pools — an outdoor 50m, an indoor 25m, a leisure pool and a hydrotherapy pool — plus a steam room and spa, a gym, and a group fitness programme that includes aqua classes. Casual adult swim entry is $8.20 and gym or group fitness is $20, which makes it one of the cheapest ways into warm water in Perth's inner south-east.
Three accredited practising dietitians — Caitlin Parker (also a credentialled diabetes educator), Christie Lee and Lisa Goldsworthy — consult inside this Albany Highway allied-health clinic, alongside exercise physiology, physiotherapy and podiatry. Open six days with Sunday by appointment.
A boutique loft-style studio in East Victoria Park running mat, reformer, arc and barre classes alongside slower release sessions, with private and duo appointments for people who want the equipment to themselves. Teaching leans form-first and beginner-friendly.
Three rooms across the metro — East Victoria Park, Joondalup and Butler — mixing hot yoga, yin and reformer Pilates, with a yin-plus-sound-bath meditation class that ends the week slowly. The northern studios run a $89 twenty-day unlimited intro across reformer and mat classes.
The only Perth centre running both a soft-shell and a two-person APEX hard-shell hyperbaric chamber, alongside red light therapy, remedial massage, naturopathy, chiropractic, physiotherapy and acupuncture. A sixty-minute HBOT session adds to any treatment for $40, and doors are open seven days, to 8pm on weekdays.
3 places have no street address on file, so they are not on the map.
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East Victoria Park in figures
- Fitness & Movement stands out here: 3 of the 89 listed across Perth
- 4 of 5 open past 7pm on at least one day Of the places that publish their hours.
- 5 of 5 open on a Saturday or Sunday Of the places that publish their hours.
Counted from the places Oria Haven lists here, which last changed 3 October. A place counts once for each kind of practice it offers. Prices are the lowest each place publishes for a session; many publish none, and each sets and changes its own.
What's on in East Victoria Park
All events in PerthNothing is listed in East Victoria Park in the coming weeks yet. The events page covers the rest of Perth.
Plan your visit
A few details to check before you head out.
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Check your session
Confirm times, prices and booking requirements with the provider.
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Heading outdoors?
Check the organiser's updates on the day. Outdoor sessions can change with the weather.
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Wellness in East Victoria Park: common questions
What wellness is there in East Victoria Park?
Oria Haven lists 6 places in East Victoria Park across 9 kinds of practice. The most common are Spa & Recovery (3), Fitness & Movement (3) and Biohacking & Human Optimisation (1). A place counts once for each kind of practice it offers.
What do sessions cost in East Victoria Park?
3 of the 6 places publish a starting price, from $8 to $89. What you pay depends on the experience, and each place sets and changes its own, so check the listing before you go.
How does Oria Haven choose which practices to list?
We build the directory ourselves rather than taking paid submissions, so a practice appears because it exists and serves Perth — not because it paid. Practices can claim their listing for nothing and keep it accurate, photos included. Paid plans add booking links, offers and visitor stats. We never take a cut of bookings, and enquiries go straight to the practice.